IncStores Premium Soft Wood Print Foam Flooring Tiles | Interlocking Foam Tiles for Home, Gym, Training and Yoga | 3/8 and 5/8 Inch

It looks and feels so much better than I expected. I went with the thinner version to save $ and it is great, this will be our gym floor but for now it has passed the blind dog comfort test. I love that they’re 2 square feet instead of 1, made it so much faster to put together.

I bought two packages of the cork-patterned foam, and custom cut it for our utility room, where we added a few IKEA cabinets to make a guest kitchen of sorts. I'm super impressed at how straightforward it was to arrange and cut the tiles - and make nearly invisible repairs of small areas when I mis-measured. I had these in the garage for about a year before using them and they've been on the floor for about a week. They look great, with no smell. (Even in the garage the smell was minimal.)

I bought the set of 36 tiles.If you care about matching patterns, here's what I figured out after playing with them for a *long* time:With the box contents, I can assemble 9 squares of 4 tiles (plus 8 trim pieces). The pattern matches perfectly within these squares. I did not try to match the pattern between the squares. I even rotated half of them to create a checkerboard effect. I had to glue them to keep them in place. It's too bad that the pattern is not devised to be a repeating one... You can't just get rid of the trim pieces, assemble all the big pieces together AND keep the pattern perfect everywhere. But if you proceed like me, you will be able to cover a bigger area because you use all the trim pieces. The side of the squares is 48 3/4 inches, with slightly rounded corners (also unfortunate, a real square would tile better).

Easy to put together and looked well in our workout area. Provides enough cushion for doing planks and push-ups and floor exercises

I installed these foam tiles in my woodworking shop and love it. I used 3M Super 77 spray contact adhesive on both the tiles and the floor to keep them in place. Tiles can still be pulled up & replaced if necessary if you don't spray the contact adhesive too thick. Surprisingly, small drips of ceiling or wall paint are easily removed with a wooden stick if you let them dry, (unlike my vinyl plank flooring). In most large room situations you'll only be able to use the straight edges on one wall and you'll have to custom cut the tiles with a knife to fit to the remaining walls. See YouTube videos for custom fitting tiles for advice. In the photos you'll notice I built a small wooden foot pad for each castor or leg of my woodworking equipment to avoid point loads & tearing of the tiles, (which hasn't happened yet). My only complaint about these tiles is I couldn't match the pattern from one tile to the next. The repeating pattern just can't be matched to another tile in the box, (however the straight edges do match the adjoining tile).Highly recommended.

We really loved these tiles when we first got them. They look great and are very cushy under your feet. They were perfect for a play room, which is where we put them. We spent about $350 to do the entire play room, which we originally thought was a great price.Well, after about a month of having them down my mom walked on the floor with her high heels on and it left little divets in the floor. One star of because these would be destroyed if you used them in a trade show or anywhere that people are going to be wearing high heels. We told my mom to take off her shoes before going in the room, but she forgets a lot so now there are divets everywhere.After about 6 months we noticed the first edge peeling up. I thought it was an isolated incident so I glued it back down. Not long after that I noticed more edges coming up. It still want horrible so I glued those down as well. I've stopped gluing them down now because almost every edge is coming up and it's futile at this point.After about 9 months of the floor being down I noticed an area bubbling up. I thought someone might have spilled water there, but it appears to have spread and it is now happening in other areas as well. There's really nothing you can do to fix that problem.Some people have said there are no marks from their dogs nails, but I definitely see little marks from our dogs. It's not as big of an issue as the peeling parts so it's easier to ignore. But it is there.When we first got this floor we recommended it to everyone. It looked great, felt great and was perfect for play rooms. Now I would not recommend it to anyone. After not even a year it looked horrible. Now it's pretty much ruined. It's not worth the money for a floor that won't even last you a year. We'll have to replace the entire floor when we can save up enough money.I'm so disappointed. A big waste of time and money.

I bought these tiles to spruce up my cat's areas of my office as he was doing a bit of damage to my carpets and seemed like he wanted somewhere to lay that wasn't plush.The tiles are extremely soft foam and do temporarily dent any time something hard is placed on it. I'm talking so soft that the tread of my slippers left small dents, but they self-healed in a few seconds once I was off. i anticipate cat claws damaging the tiles over time but since I purchased these FOR the cat, it's nothing to cry about.The tiles are huge and so easy to cut (if needed) and place together seamlessly. The design is beautiful and from even a few steps away the seams disappear and the tiles are gorgeous. They really brighten up the space. I feel like you really get what you pay for with this product. They're exactly what I was looking for and I'll very likely buy again in the future. I definitely recommend these and they are cat approved.

I bought 6 tiles of the Soft Wood variety. I got 4 pieces that perfectly fit together, and 2 random pieces that break the pattern. In fact there is no way for me to connect the 6 pieces without breaking the vertical/horizontal symmetry. For example if all pieces have horizontal orientation then at least one will be vertical, and vice versa. Completely ruins the look.